Hi Lina,
iLLD is derived from the acronym of “Infineon* Low Level Drivers”. These drivers are developed along with the hardware development, much earlier than other software libraries to provide a common software for all Infineon internal people and, simple & easy to use software for external customers.
Infineon iLLD is essentially the basic function low level driver package for use and demonstration for almost every AURIX module. They have the same code styling leading to common look and feel, and already been tested in pre-silicone with a virtual prototype or in RTL-simulations.
Each AURIX MCU derivate has its own set of drivers and there is no dependency between the peripheral drivers. The strict iLLD coding guidelines allow layering of drivers for multi-dimensional system scenarios.
iLLD can be delivered in Infineon Software Framework tools or BIFACES. The standalone iLLD package can be downloaded from MyICP (MyInfineon Collaboration Platform).
Best regards
Mr. AURIX™
